Senior Software Engineer · Novo Hamburgo, Brazil
Pablo Mickael Quevedo
I spent eight years and eight months in industrial operations before writing my first system. Today one of the systems I structured monitors an operation much like that one: machine telemetry, OEE indicators, and a rules engine that the people who run it configure without asking for a deploy. Coming from inside an operation did not give me the rules of that process, but it changed the questions I ask before designing.
Today I am technically responsible for the cross-cutting systems of a retail group. The pattern in what I do is not shipping screens: it is building the foundation other teams consume, the library, the contract, the central service that several applications depend on.
What I do
- Backend
- APIs, workers and processing in .NET, from the contract to what runs in production
- Architecture
- technical decisions in systems being born and, more often, in systems that already exist
- Integrations
- getting systems that were not built to talk to each other to talk, without losing an order along the way
- Data
- domain modeling, heavy queries, and the database that was already there before me
- Applied AI
- agents inside the engineering process, and models inside the product
Some projects
Code you can read
5,577 downloads liveFive .NET libraries I wrote and maintain, solving the problems that come back in every service. It is the part of my work you can open and read from the inside.
See the packages → PMQ.NotificationsPMQ.ErrorHandlingPMQ.MediatorPMQ.DomainPMQ.Identity
How I work
- Rules in data, not in code
- what changes every week becomes a record, not a deploy request
- Idempotency for whatever comes from outside
- an integration that can be redelivered is an integration that does not duplicate orders
- Offline as a requirement
- in an office, a network outage is an incident; on the shop floor it is Tuesday
- Saying what I don't know
- each skill states where it ends, and that is worth more than the list of what I know
How I got here
four steps, same company- Industrial operations eight years and eight months assembling products on a production line
- Help desk the way into technology, and the landscape seen by someone who depends on it
- Development from features to whole services, backend and frontend
- Engineering platform, architecture and the standards other teams consume
Or start wherever interests you
7 pathsWhat I write about engineering
Each star is a note; each constellation, an area. Brightness is how often the others reference it.